I am more of a non-fiction reader, but once in a while I will read a novel that just sticks to my soul. Melissa Chadburn's  A Tiny Upward Shove not only sticks to my ribs but haunts me with its thoughtful use of Filipino folklore to tell the personal, harrowing story...

As journalism and media enter an era of highly scrutinized and policed through an authoritarian lens,  Matthew Fellion and Katherine Inglis's book Censored: A Literary History of Subversion and Control show us how morally panicked gatekeepers have been trying to...

In Jeff Chang's prolific book Water Mirror Echo: Bruce Lee and the Making of Asian America, he gives us one of the most insanely comprehensive deep dives into one of the most – if not thee most influential, trailblazing Asian American in history. The dense, 500-plus...